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After all the numerous recalls I've had to endure for my 2003 Ram 3500 diesel, the one major problem I really had wasn't covered. The original fuel pump system was such a terrible design, and the problem I had so common, that they don't even make a replacement part for it anymore. Instead, they sell you a kit which requires about 5-6 hours of labor to totally re-do the system (plus $500 parts). Customer service? Forget about it. If you finally get through to talking to your "case manager" all you'll hear is: "It's no longer covered by the warranty."
Conclusion - as long as your crappy product limps through until after the warranty expires, then screw the customer (aka sucker). Did I mention that this problem manifested itself by my truck stalling out in the fast lane on the freeway during rush hour - not a lot of fun trying to steer/brake a 6000+ pound truck with no power steering or brakes! How could this not be a safety recall issue? I am done with Dodge.
TUPELO, MISSISSIPPI -- My 2006 Dodge Ram 3500 stopped blowing warm air around my cold feet several months after buying it off the showroom floor. The Dodge dealership quoted me $572 without asking questions or checking for the cause of the problem. They said they "knew" what the problem was.
I also had a problem with my 1999 Dodge Ram 2500 5-speed when a nut holding 5th gear in place "backed itself off" while driving down the highway a couple of years earlier. $1300 later a newly designed nut was installed. Service Mgr claimed his efforts to assist other customers in getting "recall assistance" from Chrysler had been futile. And now Chrysler wants me to help pay for their bailout...?
JORDAN, MINNESOTA -- I purchased a 2003 Dodge Ram 2500 with the Hemi, new, back in 2003. It has disappointed me time and time again. First, it was the overhead clearance lights. They were leaking and whenever it rained, especially overnight, water would pour onto my lap from the headliner. Specifically from the edge of the trip computer mounted above me. I took it to the dealer who claimed that they caulked them up, only for it to happen again and again. (That can't be good to have water pooling up in the roof somewhere).
Then, while still under warranty, my check engine light would come on and the truck would run extremely rough, as though there were water in the fuel, anytime that I would let my truck idle to warm up in cold weather. (I live in Minnesota).
The dealer told me that the throttle body intake was made of metal. In freezing temps, upon warming up the vehicle, that metal would produce condensation, therefore throwing sensors out of whack. There was a plan in the works to supposedly put out a recall on this problem and replace the intake with a plastic one. I haven't seen anything yet. That was 3 years ago. I still can't warm the truck up when it's below zero outside.
Then the multi-function turn signal switch acted up. I would signal left, my turn signals would flash right. And vice-versa. That turn signal arm also controls my wipers. They also acted strange. They would not go intermittent. They would stop on their own. They did whatever they felt like doing. I had it replaced while still under warranty 3 years ago. It started doing it again the other day.
While the truck was in for the turn signal arm, I asked them to look at the cruise control switch. I damn near break my thumb I have to push it so hard to get it to work. Sometimes it won't come on at all. According to the work order, they replaced that switch. Three years later and I still don't see a change. It still acts the same.
My biggest issue is that I don't have any floor heat. The air only flows for defrost and dash vents. That started 4-6 months after my warranty expired. As I stated before, I live in Minnesota. Winters can be pretty brutal around here. My feet freeze all winter long when I'm in my truck. In fact, my floor mats stay frozen pretty much all winter.
I had a buddy of mine take his truck in for the same exact problem. He has the same exact truck, only still under warranty. I took him to the dealer the day he picked up his truck after the repairs. I told them I had the same problem and that my warranty was expired. How much is a repair like that? They told me it would cost me $1800 to get my floor heat back. That was 2 years ago. My feet are still cold!
Last issue. In Minnesota we drive on the lakes in winter. They are covered with snow and ice. Last winter I was driving through fairly deep snow on a lake and put the truck in 4-wheel drive. (I rarely use 4WD) The wheels were not giving me the traction I expected nor needed. I heard a lot of "clicking" going on under the truck. Not sure if it was the transfer-case or the rear end. That made me real happy!
In closing, I would like to stress that I take extremely good care of my truck. I perform ALL services by the book and on time. Aside from all these problems, the truck is in new condition. (We also own a 1999 Dodge Intrepid. The air only comes out of the dash vents on that one too. No defrost. No floor). This is my 3rd Dodge Ram since 1996. The transmission went out on the previous 2 trucks. I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER DODGE!!! I found this site looking for a way to tell the company that.
WYANDOTTE, MICHIGAN -- I have a Dodge Ram 1500 with the 360 Hemi engine that has 42,318 miles on it. While my wife was at the pharmacy, her friend who waited in the truck called her and said that the engine had started to shudder, make a loud noise, and then shut off. It turns out that the motor was seized due to a exhaust valve failure in the number 7 cylinder head (left side) which in turn threw a connecting rod.
The warranty covers the parts that have failed and the repair expenses but won't cover the replacement of the same parts that have proved to fail in the right side. Now I am left with a motor that has been rebuilt with new parts on the left side and the old parts on the right side. I believe that Dodge should stand behind their product and replace these parts knowing that these same parts have failed and at such a low mileage under no stress.
I also believe that the warranty should be extended to accommodate the possible failure of the right side for another 35,000 miles. I bought this truck expecting to get at least 150,000 miles out of $20,000 truck and at this point I will be lucky to get 70 to 80 thousand out of it.
ORLANDO, FLORIDA -- I have had my Dodge Ram for 5 years now. In that time I have had a faulty spare tire wench (jammed and was unusable), faulty power steering hoses (leaked), faulty air conditioning unit (broke internally twice), faulty door seal (leaks when it rains), faulty grab handle on the drivers side door pillar (it came off in my hand), and faulty sun glass holder latch (fell off).
I will NEVER buy another Dodge product as long as I live. The blend door on my ac unit literally fell apart. After spending $1000 to repair it, the recirculation door has fallen apart. Now they want me to pay $800 for them to fix their own cheap workmanship. Dodge the Dodge!
CLINTON TWPS, MICHIGAN -- Unknown if anyone else has had problems. I have not contacted Chrysler yet to see what they can do. I have a Dodge Ram 2500 pickup, it has light grey interior. Anything that touches the seats stains them. When you clean the seats with water or a drop of water hits the seats, it stains them. The interior runs the looks of the truck. Seats always look dirty.
COLUMBUS, OHIO -- I need a left front axle shaft for a 1997 Dodge Ram 1500. This part is/has been on a national back order for 8 weeks and still can't get the part. Every time the mechanic checks on the part they push it back 2 more weeks. If this part was/is so bad and they're that far behind and getting them made (because everybody and their brother needs one) why can't Dodge recall this part? I have a Dodge vehicle that I can't drive - think I'll be buying another Dodge? :)
WALLIS, TEXAS -- I have a 2003 Dodge Ram 1500. My condenser fan went out. Instead of being able to replace the fan motor part for $25, I have to buy a fan motor, fan blades, fan housing, and an upgraded cable harness like the newer trucks use for a whopping $250 in parts. Dodge should make available parts for older model trucks instead of forcing their customers to upgrade to parts the newer models use. This had to be a company policy decision. No more Dodge trucks for me or the rest of my family.

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Marie H. Hegemier, 69, of Sidney, Ohio, died at home on Saturday.
She was born in Decatur on August 11, 1941, to Kenneth and Ruth Holle Ohler.
Among survivors are her four children, Mrs. Steve (Kimberly) Fortney of Yukon, Oklahoma; Mrs. Theodore (Ruth) Henry of Wapakoneta, Ohio; Mrs. Jerry (Danielle) Tangeman of Sidney; and Janice Hegemier (and Marco Diaz) of New York, New York.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in Zion Lutheran Church at St. Marys, Ohio, with burial in Resthaven Memory Gardens. Visiting hours are 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Wednesday in Miller-Long and Folk Funeral Home, St. Marys.


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•< i . ,- * J'. .I'S- sr':r.i-.i^ Central Ohio's Only, Jewish Netospaper Reaching Eoery Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER lOR THE JEWISH HOME t)evotcd lo jimerican and: Jciohh Ideals I: Votuinc In —No. 9 c:()i.uMBUs; oitio,^|x;t()1ikr 20. 1922 Per Year $3.00; Per Copy lOe SAYS REPUBLICAN GOVTOF GERMANY OF JEWISH ORIGIN Declares Monarchist Aim to' Clet Rid of "That Loathsome '' ' Gov't Up in Berlin" JEW GREATEST PERIL , , , . IN WORLD TODaV "A ' I: riday mc r Jews wantiiit;* to make luonsjf.u Jl"l>.J!AAU«1.:.rfl%!.,» ¦>C,-4'-i-wj.Ai«JP''J''i/<'^ ted suites woiiM probably.(iifve7 A-K^ittarkable'auccfess'- Thi'-'V. )ut of tbe war; that Jew.s ;lre'^ • ' "—! '" ''" '" Ml'xico"'.' NKW YORK —That tbc presellt(flQ^ ciliirLiit of Geniiaiiv, tbo rcpulilicj;yyj(Jii'. Ik-rlin as its center, is Jewish; tbat it is supported by tbe United States "simiiiy because it i^ Jewish"; that if it lia^ijimj been for tbc Uni s'taj ed out the greatest peril in tlic world today and "Anierica is their breeding centet''r; such are as.sertioiis cont.iined in an '111* terview just given out by "Itxcellcnz' Erich von LudcndorfF, former hca'(!l'i!t4^. thd whipped German military forc6 land now leader of the Junker gang plotting for the restoration of his former Hohcn- zollern mightiness. The interview, published by the New York World, was obtained fojK^^o^lla* ,by Ferdinand Tuohy, who experienceei much difficulty in reaching the presence of Ludendorff. He is fearful for his own life, since the murder of Rath-, cnau by hired monarchist agents, the report in general circulation being that [..udendorfif is a marked man, "the one to go in return for Rathenau." Luden¬ dorff IS now m Munich. Writes of "Excellenz.''i. ,.,j.,vs Mr. Tuohy writes that /Vxcellcn*;' kept bib hand upon a reyolver concealed jn the pocket of his coat, while he was being interviewed, '. ' ^ Hih attitude toward tbe United States, t\\C governnient of G.enjiany and the Jew was set forth.^^n' the following manner: -s i "Our'policj is for'one ternal construction, not scheming. And we arc FRANCE FAVORS JEWISH ^ ;'.:..,>. ¦,o ¦VGOLONIAL.TRtrsT'; (Special to the "Chronicle") ¦'.'i^'-IF^ARlS'il^Or^eifeliieWh' fWelgn '' .' bftnkitadf'" inatittitiona" to a|)jf)ly'' fi^r^ perknission; toe ae]| stoclf^in ,, F<rai|ce, opjy.two were favored, tlio Jewiah Colonial Truat, and ! bnpr other. Jit.* .Jeiyiah' CoIoqiqI ., Truat is. tjtioi, Snlinci^l ortm-tof the World Ziorj^ft Organi^ca-^ 'tion. • - " . • -' PRES. OBREGON CONFIRMS OFFER COLONIZE JEWS De^p'te Dchiat by Sec'y of Agri- dulture, Pres. Obregon Says ' Proposal Holds Good EGONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESSES J. d: C. -arge Credits Allocated for Savings Banks For Credit Purposes . F^ON*)riERS OF U, S. ARE ' ,. • OPEN TO IMMIGRANTS ijk,020 JEWISH FARMERS ! Ijf BENEFITED BY LOANS LONDON (J. T. A.)—The olTcr to|^ \V'\KS'\\V (J. C. P.. Service) —The ,1 ,j-co,lfjni/e,Jews' from Iwsterii Europe on ("jvcjini-triiotioii Dcpailrnent of the Joint 1 k)erViC6S f ')i'^l>f>'^'"-''"' territory holds good, accordina; J^fisti ibutioii (.onmiittce ni l'f)Iand has [ f •! I • L I • ' 1 •'"'•' ''^s.Hc ijcceived by tlie "Jcwisih ?, ,,f.i,0.UIlC«;<Pe.WlS|l,,Jl|JlilOrSl''|Cli.i-'?«Wc" here from President'Vl,il> ilsi. i-j* I ho work ewish Chronicle" had cabled to'^tatod, was asking'iMiose jt IT POGROM THREAT CLOSES DOWN BUPAPEST COLLEGE BUD A P EST — The local achool of technology was or¬ dered closed yesterday follow¬ ing the students' threat of re¬ sorting to violence unlesa the Jewish students are barred un¬ til such time aa fhe number of Jews in the engineering profes¬ sion is reduced to five per cent of the number of engineers in the country. ISRAEL ZANGWILL SCORES AMERICAN IMMIGRATION LAW Famous Author Declares U. S. Is Hardening Into Narrow Nationalism. SAYS IMMIGRATION LAWS . BETRAY AMERICAN IDEALS islR'd .1 report of its m activities up to )f the I^eii.ii tment, it is Junior Jewry of Columbus and O. -.;;itS. U.^R^Iii^otfd irt'Gf^Af N«Wu . '''^iblersifo-'Call 6f iSym^ogUe! .'ifr Chief Executive, WhWieif'the ofTcr made to Paul W..,Jn(! ^^Rotheiiberg of Chic.igo had been vvith-^^jfic 'drSiwit. Jewish Infants' Home Annual Donation Day Sunday, October 29th The Chronicle based this in- ji view to reconstructing the economic tixnry'on the statement the United Jew-^\i(e m tliose districts various sums have isli?'El¥»igl-ation Committee of Berlin had Sfiecn allocated' to rebuilding h'ouses, 'Dlt.'t^AllSlftJ^H'D'ELlV'KftS'"'''''^'!^'^'^'^'''''-''''^"'" ''^'^ Mexicin Secretary ,J|iho|)s and market places. In Brisk, a >fo more brilliant assemblage of carn- fcsX'.^ouii^/lnt'jVj aiii'dj^j^^i^plTftiit i^oj Jc\f,lsH. spirit could be found anywhere in tne country iS tiTe onlj''"'^a\''*wC "ciVt? commenced primarily in i pl.itcs where there were a large' iiKreasiii'.? number of repatriates,, < dHfricts of Brisk and Pin.sk, With | Proper Food Important Factor reconstructing the economic 1 j" physical and Mental Development of Children n/in«5T f W<!TRI rrriV^t?"t.A*'"«H5>J ^flj«!i"''t"'''= denying tbat an agree-i';)llin of (iO million Marks has been ad-1 MOVING PICTURES OF "DAD" iMiyjSi. ll-ooiKUUtlVE. 1M1.K jj^j.jj^ jjjjj jjp^jij entered to facilitate thcfHanced as credit loan for the purpose of' e3<T>rcss settlement of Jews in MexiLO. President Obrcgon's reply states 'H."-y> Cdii^la^Scta Berlin Report. , M> proposal to Mr, Rothenberg j,?!''"^"' jitebuilding the local market which con¬ tains aliout 20(1 shop"i, and which waj>' ¦fkiruig the war period completely dc-1 tRtro\cd. In all places Jewish building TO STIMULATE APPEAL On Sunday, Octolier 2!)th, between the, hours of 2 and •">, the directors of tan iL 'ood ''\ he Secretar for ABri-fp""'"=''='''^'='^ '-^^^ ''"='"" organized, with' tiie Jewish Infants' Home of Ohio arc ourselves in' si.cakiiis«,&fc-.tiie,.itniior, ^^/t",'/°°[y desired'to point out that^^''^^'^ »"' *e population is enabled to , to hdve their third annual Donation Jewrv services held at Temple Israel on ' j. would be to point out more convenient if a came to Mexico' ••{' w endeavor to arouse a hitherto dorm.int body of Jewish young men and women to,, an urgent need for standing of the exigencies in their effort of construct the part of the entire Jewish people Rabbi Jacob Tarshish, of Temple Is rael,- first greeted the Tills .cable £g^J5)uy cheaply by joint effort buildiiii-' ma- Day. It is to be in the form of a ,i4enals, etc. The work everywhere is, shower of "Kol Toov" tha best of tiie L'en'eral basis i'*^*""'"'^^'^'' '" '^'°'*= contact with thei ever}thing for tbe little ones in this , ,h, coloniza-'.'-'^'""''''' Ko\cnnncnt and its building de-'grcat institution of ours,' ¦ "l';)artmeiits The building'season is due] The Donation Day is an annual af- i,ln.,tK. rr^nfrprlir-tA'o •'>''* »* Icast'a furthcr two months at; fa'r of the Jewish Infants' Home, as tlie R 1- 1 ^ZL 1 ^WLThv She end of which the "Joint" will be in insfitutif,n is largely dependent upon Berhn despatch .jpublished by th(^^'._ _ ","....,,"."...,..". ,i ,",i'the trenerositv of the community for s, new, cloth , , , , ,.1. conntr\ ¦¦¦'^ "¦•" ¦-""¦ ""¦¦•••¦'v'.-.t for the main had stated the a'jrecmcnt rcgardingt Jcwish.colonization Ao be "non-existent.'tj. Loan and Savings Bank The Jewish Tcl(|graphic Agency is i(i,i A ciedit of one million and ')8'2 mil- large gathering I a position to give ithe full text of fhifi,lion'Maiks has been allocated for the ; ...UH a, u wo, .en J, jj ,; despatch .published by tlK^r'^ ^"" "' ""'^" "'^ •'"'"^ , J thp aenPrnsitv nf tI,p7A" .r a better ""der-| j^^^j^,, Xetegraptiic A-cncy on OctobeAl^ R"^"'"" '° "'="« "i<= t"'^'' ¦¦'"'" devoted, the generosity of t e con .cies of the Jour ;,.i7'tat Ir^isJ^; of Agricult^rci^l^y " towards the building activity in the ^^'^^^^^:^'^ strnctive workon,. . stated tbe a-rrecment recardini^'="""'^>-. ^^ ^"^,^'f^'' ^° ,ind expressed his highest appreciation L-ommtinication,'fnW the office of thilpiirjjosc of ninning the loan and .savings for tbe response they have sho^vn liim-,| Secretary .of Agriculture and Develo^^Jbaiik-s which have been established all that evening and then began his. talk above" party. 'of home In- of.-.ioreigu-l'o" "The Tdeals of a University ,Sttt-.^f Mexico, addressed to the Emigrati '•<="'¦" 'V ' .' " ¦ j Committee". ' . ", "Life of Ideals"" -.. .^ j The statement follows "Let the student who would have an ideal life fill h'is''life with 'ideals," was We are concentrating exclusively on in ternal politics." • "Of what kind, exccUenz?" ¦.' ''To,' eat-.ftif.k.^ilt.tUat-kiatlisotnO' s-Vr^-- ernmcsJit up in Berlin. A lot of Bolshe viki jiiut Jews. Wh.it else is this de¬ fense of tbc "republic law but sheer I Bo'lshevism? .And the Jews —they arc at the bottom of all the tionble in'tbe|esis of the idealist is not the practical world today. They are the greatest i I"""""- ''"' *'^« visiqnlcss person I ment of the I'ederal Executive Pow?|!>ovcr the country for credit purposes. In the sphere of credit co-operation, the "Joint" is working together with the • "The information, published by North .\iiieric.in Press concerning J^,* throughout his most instructive talk to ¦ ' _ _ _ ., the student body. "Ideals," he said, ,j., " " ""_" ,. .. " .. ,. " " "must, hi the words' of Emerson, be I structural and beneficent. The antith- Ici In Warsaw, where there, are 70 meinhers a- sum of 000 million Marks has been allocated, of wliich, :!00 million ri. ' '.¦ (Coiitiiiur.d oil pag/'^) . pe'-il in the world today.- .And Ameri:a is their brecd/iig center.. If it had not , been for Jews wanting to make money you'd probably have stajed otit of the war. And now you're supporting this republic .simply because it is Jewish. The Gdrman people will have a mon¬ archy ])ecause they have monarchy in the marrow of their bones. When and how ^— that is not for discussion." Planned by Jews. It is roniembered by those who have studied 'the anti-Semitic movement that swe])t. l^urope and was brou<!;ht to this country,! follbwiiig the fall of the feudal •dynastie's of Germany, Austria and Russia, that Henry Ford's "interna¬ tional" organ published the "cha'rge" in May, ,1020, ihat the collapse of'the Ger¬ man monarchy was planned by Jewii so that Jews "could settle in places of con¬ trol above the Nations." A collection of Henr^ Ford's gutter scretnls has been translated into German and is being distributed in Germany. l)ut the visiqnlcss person, the unseeing person. The' most hopelessly impractical of students is the ono who is without ideals, for he imagines that whatever is. dught to be, that whatc.ver has been, shall for all time remain, and he resents being roused from the lethargy of his worship of the god of things as they ought to be. It is bet¬ ter, then, that the student who is an idealist and who is impractical than the student without ideals who is too -prac¬ tical, who is ready to practice anything. "It is a little thing to hold' one's ideal as long as one is untempted and Unas- sailed, It is everything to hold fast, to one's ideals when passing through the fires of the world's tcmptationsi and perils," the Rabbi concluded. ; The officers of the Junior Council are confident that the enthusiasm and ap¬ preciation which was prevalent among the student body arid members of the Junior Council at these services \vill once for all establish the long hoped for "onct a month Junior Jewrv serv¬ ices." Shall Women Be Rabbis?^ By RABBI LEE J. LEVINGER, Executive Directory, Y M. H. A., New York City tenance of the children in the home.' Thf /esponsc of the last yeat-'s Dona¬ tion Day was most gratifying, and it U therefore hoped that the response at the shower of October iiQth will be as gen¬ erous, if not more so. Proper Diet and Care The home is at present caring for 20 children where the proper diet and care arc practiced to the 'nth degree, all of which is due to the splendid system in |.operation of Miss E. Lupton, superintend- jclli of rite Instlltitloii, whose~remai'kaiJle success in the care of the home's in¬ mates has been commended by many national personages in Social Welfare lv\Sl PRESTON, Sussex, England, —'1 lie ;,'reat .Aiiicncan idta of liberty foi all -the idea upon which the strength of the United States was founded—has been betrayed b\ the passage of restn'c- tn e • iiiinii'.;ratioii laws, according to views expressed here by Israel Zani^- ' will, world famous author, playwright and philosopher. - >¦ til discussing the subject further, Zangwill said; "The American immigration laws, in mv opinion, seem to be a complete be- tra)al of the great American ideal. They are economically pernicious and are ethically unjust. They are couched in a form so cumbrous and impracticable that they involve incalculable-cruelty.'* Losing High Ideals. The novelist-philosopher holds, how- ex er, that immigration laws constitute -' only one indication of the general re¬ cession from the high ideals of freedom and liberty that formerly characterized America. ' "America," he continued, "instead of holding fast to the faith and spiritual \ioioii of hcr founders, is hardening into a nationalism, all the narrower for her prodigious ph\.'jical breadth, and is fall¬ ing back-for the solution of hcr prob¬ lems upon the barbarous old methods • who's*; futility has already been proved in Europe." Zangwill believes that the fears of re- strictiv& measHfOjS againsf the Jews in the United States are '^^e'll founded. He ppinted to leccnt developments which indicate that there-is a movement afoot to bar Jews fi;oin American universities. He added ¦' "In New York, as in Budapest, the ATcary old cycle of inter-racial friction ' IS asserting-, itself. It is'a group conflict, jor there is no individual afniigqsity. The Jews, by dariu'jf" to .inaintdin' a group existence, have aroused the hostil¬ ity of the world. •"* ! Work. I "The comnumity of Columbus," sajs' Collapse of Jewish Ideals. i Miss Lupton. "is urgtd to niaintain this' "America's restrictive tendencies I high standard through its liberal con-1'''^¦*'"''' ¦'<^^^^ '^''^'^ '°"K existed socially, |tri!)ntions of good food and other neces- j'"^ ^''e->o tendencies did not reach, the ilities which help to improve the physi-P'*'''^e of olticial cogniyance until the im- !(\-il and mental development of'tlie chil- ""*?'¦="'"" '"^^^ were enacted." The .COntral Conference of American , tion in historic Judaism. That is one Rabbis, at its recent meeting wa« con-' thing which may be taken for gr'aiucd. fronted with a direct issug between tr.i-1 V\'oman was always the religious leader dition and modernism—shall women bi' of the home, with hcr own duties and ordained as rabbis?. The question came'responsibilities. High respect W^ii. to them because for the first time .i granted her constantly; misogyny was woman student at the Hebrew Union almost unkno\yn among Jewish think- CoUesc has iiKpiircd whether, if she j ers. But that leprescnted kindness to complete her course successfully, she will women . from the Oriental point of be ordained as' a man student would be. i view; one may say that Jewish wonien Many women have studied at the Col-1 were highly regarded and well treated lege in the past; some of them received for an Oriental people. The general the preparatory degree of Bachelor of theory seemed to be that woman's place Hebrew; many of them rendered valua- was in the home, but in that sphere she ble Jewish service in various capacities;' Was important and hi^tjhly respected, now, at last, the spirit of the age evinces . w""""h""d.. Advance itself in the question of the latest ot, q^,j jjg.ji,,j_j ^" j,,^, ^j^^^^jj. ^^^^ ^^5,^,^ "'e'"- viewpoint of twentieth century liberal- The issue having been raised, how-, ;.,," Modern men do not regard woman ever, it was presented tothe rabbis, not as a different being whose conduct and PALESTINE SAFE SAYS PETER J. SCHWEITZER Keren Hayesod Leader Returning from Europe Says Road is Clear for Rebuilding of Jewish Homeland — Urges American Jews to Make Good tliese Expectations NEW YORK. —There is absolutely no ground for the fear expressed by Jevvish friends and the hope expressed by Jewish enemies that the position of Jewish prospects in Palestine will in any way be affected by the recent hap¬ penings in Turkey,. is fhe opinion of Peter J. Schweitzer, Chairman of the Administrative Committee of the Pales¬ tine Foundation Fund in America, who returned last week to New York after an extended stay in various coun¬ tries of Europe. Mr. Schweitzer was present at the Annual Conference of the World Zionist Organization in Carlsbad, where he was a representative of the Zionist Organization of America. In his capacity as member of the Economic and Financial Council of the Zionist Organization he conferred with the other members with regard to the Palestine budget and the general work for the Keren "Hayesod. "During the past few weeks," said Mr. Schweitzer, "Europe has.been living un¬ der the cloud of the threat of another war, Jn tomnion. with the rest of the people of Europe, and' even more than the I'est, the Jews were under very great apprehensions, and considerable talk was indulged in in various quarters, espe¬ cially ill those hostile to Jewish and British interests, tbat Great Britain would be compelled to make one con¬ cession after another to the victorious Turks, backed as they are by the French Government, and that before long the question of the status of Palestine would come up, and that the British would be forced to yield this also to the Turkish nationalists. On the face of it this talk is utterly absurd and yet it has been 'sufficient to arouse fears among some of our people. Confers With Leading Stateamen "I have had the opportunity, in the course of my stay in England and France, to confer with some of the leading statesmen and with most of the leaders of the Jewish people and of the Zionist movement. In all well-in¬ formed quarters the idea of a'change in the status of Palestine, is received with amused surprise. They point out that whatever concessions the British Gov¬ ernment has made to the Turks have in reality been made to France, owing to. (Concluded on page 4.) ' as a matter of opportunism or con¬ venience, but on grounds of principle. It was recogniJicd that the first women rabbis will have grave obstacles to face before they will be able to coiTvince con¬ gregations of Jewry of their fitness for the sacred task. It Was felt, on the other hand, that they will have to make great personal sacrifices for such a career, as they will probably be unable to marry and still carry out the exact¬ ing public duties of the ministry. But these points will have to be solved eventually by the first women who dare to break the tradition sufficiently to en¬ ter the rabbinical field. The rabbis did not feel called^upon to solve.questions such as these. .Against the ordination of women rab¬ bis stand two grave objections—the practice of Jewry in the past and the feeling of the majority of world Jewry at present. Jewish tradition has never permitted one to lead wha was not at the same time compelled to carry out personally the ordinances of the law. And, as women wer« exempt from the obligations of public worship, they could not act as reader of the ijrayers or of the Torah, nor could thqy even work as Sofer, or. copyist of the law. Exempt from inany.of the.provisions of the law in other fields, they .could not act as Dayaii pr judge. Thus the two chief duties .of orthodox religious leaders were denied them. . - .' Much breath is wasted from time to time in proving woman's exalted posi- Zangwill said he bad heard tbat Jew- ..sh '.s»ludents long had been barred from American' colle'.;e fraternities and that some'luJtels had refused to accqpt Jew¬ ish guests. But more vital to the Jewish race than the collapse of American ideals is the I dren. Whether it be in cash donations groceries, and new clothing, it will gi-eatlj assist-us in furthering this noble work." Movies of "Dad's" Picnic' "' 111 order to stimulate greater interest' and support to the Jewish Infants' Home the moi ing pictures of "Dad celebrating' collapse of JewLsh ideals, Zangwill says, his fiSth Birthday" will be featured all ^^e notes a tendency on the part of of next week, beginning tomorrow. Sun- Jew.s to seek admission into Gentile day, Oct. 2'2nd, at the Southern Theatre,. circles, even at tbc expense" of their or- corner High and Main Streets. All thodox ideals. Circles tbat do not intcr- thosc who participated in this much-, marry should not intermix socially, talked-of celebration at Magnetic Zangwill believes. Zangwill. in sum- Springs will no doubt be given the op-1 niing up, said: portunity of a lifetime to see them-' "If Christian civilization be wholly selves "star" in the Movies. Of course atlmirablc, then in God's name embrace we all know who the 'leading man is • il unreservedly. If the Jewish isolation (Concluded nn ftagc f\.) be divinely valuable, maintain it." sphere is to be properly regulated and supervised by the superior sex. In niodern life woman regulates her own life just as much as man regulates his— under the control of the same natural and human laws. One profession after another has opened its doors to women, often grudgingly and nngraciou.sly. First admitted under protest as teachers, women did so well that they now al¬ most monopolize the teaching profes¬ sion in elementary and secondary schools. At first admitted on sufferance as nurses, they finally entered the medi¬ cal profession and have succeeded there as well. There was a day, not so long ago, when wonien writers and. artists were unheard of; and a .century or two before that actresses were not tolerated, and women's parts on the stage were taken by boys. In social work, as a newer profession, the restrictions of the older callings were never fully hi force, so that social work has giveii their op¬ portunity to some of the leading women in the world today, such as Jane Ad- dams, Frances Taussig, or Lillian Wakl. Even the ministry has been opened to women in many of the liberal Christian denominations, in which the minister is solely a preacher and teacher, although in none of the more traditional churches where "lie acts as priest to conduct the mass or forgive the sins of the people. ' The case of Dr. Anna Howard Shaw is significant in this connection. After graduating from a theological seminary (Continued on page fl) ' " , MOSLEMS ORGANIZE AGAINST JEWS Moslem-Christian Association Organizes Fight Against Jews — Delegations Coming Here to Raise Money — Association of Women and Youhg Men to Conduct Propaganda JERUSALEM (J. C. B.)—At the first sitting of the Executive of the Moslem-Christian Organization which took place ill Jerusalem, the following resolutions were passed: To call the members of the Executive to a meeting at the beginning of every month. In accordance with the Congress reso¬ lution at Nablus to boycott the elections, the Executive has issued a manifesto to the Arab people in which the reasons are set forth which urge the Executive to take this step. The Executive discussed means to be taken in the villages in <)rder to carry this resolution into force. It finds that the desire is general amongst the vil¬ lagers not. to take part in the elections. In consideration of the fatit that large numbers of letters have been received from various places inviting the mem¬ bers of the 'London delegation to visit them the executive has decided that the Delegation shall tour the villages and cities which have not yet 'been visited. The Executive voted a budget for. the to prepare the»ground for Jhe .formation of an agricultural bank. A tax was .-' fixed for villages and cities, . • ' *- It was decided to arrange to print _^ stamps at once with pictures of the" country, fhe incotrie from which will be devoted to national work; the arrange-.' liieyt was put into the hands of Shibley' Jamal and Jamal Husseini. It was de- " cidcd also to print thousands of post- ¦ cards with pictures of the London Dele^i gates, to be sold at 3 piastres, the income to be used for national purposes. . The Executive is to have a joint meeting with the principal Arab traders in Jerusalem and will consider with them the question of the boycott on Jewish merchants. (That is to say on sales but not on purchases.) All present ', agreed to the necessity of this step and it W4S decided to call a meeting of the nierbhants of all classes and to choose a committee which would concern itself with the questions of the boycott and ' attitude of the Arab tradesmen in this ' matter. It was also decided tp form i Association of women and of young -. next six months includ.iug the expenses nien whose task would be to conduct of a delegatioh to. America vyhich is propaganda in this matter. The central ^ proceeding for the purpose of collecting office for this propaganija .yvould jfee in' mortey for the inovement, arid In order tlie"Sffice df'tWe Congress l^xecutive. {^"^i ,'¦. fi \7r>*
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Central Ohio's Only,
Jewish Netospaper Reaching Eoery Home
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER lOR THE JEWISH HOME
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Declares Monarchist Aim to' Clet Rid of "That Loathsome '' ' Gov't Up in Berlin"
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the greatest peril in tlic world today and "Anierica is their breeding centet''r; such are as.sertioiis cont.iined in an '111* terview just given out by "Itxcellcnz' Erich von LudcndorfF, former hca'(!l'i!t4^. thd whipped German military forc6 land now leader of the Junker gang plotting for the restoration of his former Hohcn- zollern mightiness.
The interview, published by the New York World, was obtained fojK^^o^lla* ,by Ferdinand Tuohy, who experienceei much difficulty in reaching the presence of Ludendorff. He is fearful for his own life, since the murder of Rath-, cnau by hired monarchist agents, the report in general circulation being that [..udendorfif is a marked man, "the one to go in return for Rathenau." Luden¬ dorff IS now m Munich.
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If you are looking for evidence that urban regeneration works, look no further than Barcelona's waterfront. A couple of decades ago the idea of pointing visitors, particularly overseas visitors, to Barcelona's beaches would have been laughable. Sure, there was a beach around the old fishing quarter, where there were some worthwhile restaurants, but the beach itself was pretty uninviting and showed signs of its proximity to Barcelona's port and industry. Visitors who wanted a little R&R would be pointed south to the long beaches at Sitges (a short train ride away) or north to the delightful coves of the Costa Brava, particularly those between Tossa de Mar and the lovely coves at Tamariu and around Aiguablava. Then came the 1992 Olympics and a project to re-envision the waterfront area as a leisure hub, with opportunities to eat, drink, cycle, sail, work out, play beach volleyball, shop, gently toast in the sun or pamper yourself in five-star luxury hotels. Today you can do all these things along a four-kilometer stretch of beach that provides locals and visitors alike with a whole new playground. And the beaches proudly fly the Blue Flag-the European Union hallmark of beach and water quality. It wouldn't be Barcelona if art and design wasn't on the agenda, so as you wander along you'll find some pretty amazing public artworks and installations. As Olympic legacies go, it's pretty impressive stuff, so take a half day off from heavy-duty cultural sightseeing and recharge your batteries with this unexpected bonus in what the discreetly nationalistic tourist board describes as "the only European capital that has more than four kilometers of beaches."


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The statistics say that Maryville College defeated the University of the South 42-30, but the fans that traveled to Sewanee, Tennessee and Hardee-McGee Field as well as those following via live video would be hard pressed to tell you they saw the Scots victory due to heavy fog on the mountain.
Maryville used a 14 point final quarter to pull away for their second victory of the season.
Sewanee (1-2) got on the scoreboard first when they marched down the field on their first possession. The 12 play, 61 yard drive was capped when Callum Wishart connected on a 24 yard field goal.
Following a poor MC punt, the Tigers capitalized after getting the ball on the Scots' 45 yard line. On the fourth play, Devante Jones dashed 11 yards to score. Wishart's kick gave Sewanee a 10-0 lead.
Trailing by a pair of scores, Maryville utilized strong running by Travis Felder and a long reception by Ed Johnson to get into the red zone. Evan Pittenger called his own number and scampered eight yards for a touchdown run. Lucas Underwood's kick made the score 10-7.
The end of the first quarter saw Sewanee sustain a long drive via their ground attack converting four third down attempts. As the second quarter began, the Tigers finished off a 16 play scoring drive when Curtis Johnson dove into the end zone from one yard out. Sewanee's conversion failed making the score 16-7 in favor of Sewanee.
The Scots looked to answer trailing by nine. Hard running by Chad Brooks and a great catch by Ed Johnson helped MC march down the field for a 69 yard scoring drive. Pittenger once again found pay dirt from a yard out and Underwood's kick made the score 16-14 with eight minutes remaining before the intermission.
Sewanee's Powers Spencer answered on the next possession with a strong 83 yard kick-off return. On the doorstep, the Tigers' Devante Jones ran eight yards for a touchdown. Wishart's kick made the score 23-14 in less than ten seconds of possession.
MC's Ed Johnson emulated Spencer's run taking the following kick-off to midfield. Three plays later, Travis Felder dashed around the left side from 16 yards out to score. Underwood's PAT pulled the Scots to within one score with a 23-21 disadvantage at the break.
As visibility began wane due to the fog, MC made numerous defensive adjustments and the Scots offense pulled away.
The opening drive of the third quarter saw Maryville drive 88 yards on 11 plays eating up four minutes on the clock. Travis Felder found the end zone from three yards out for his second score of the game. The conversion gave MC their first lead at 28-23 with eleven minutes left in the third quarter.
Sewanee would once again pull into the lead with an eight play, 61 yard scoring drive. Charlie Powell scampered 27 yards for the touchdown to close out the third stanza. Entering the final quarter, Sewanee held a 30-28 advantage.
With eight minutes remaining, Maryville pulled a reverse out of the playbook and Blake Williams dashed 32 yards for the score. The kick gave MC a lead for good, 35-30.
The Scots' defense held the Tigers and forced a late turnover with four minutes remaining. Maryville finished off the scoring with a four-yard Felder touchdown run.
Sewanee (1-2) rushed for 254 yards on 60 carries. Devante Jones averaged 6.6 yards per carry after running for 105 yards. Defensively, the Tigers were led by Dave McKeithen with 11 solo tackles and 16 total stops.
Maryville (2-1) ran for 338 total yards on 54 attempts. Travis Felder finished with 176 yards on 34 attempts averaging over five yards a carry. Evan Pittenger ran 14 times for 110 yards. Pittenger was 7-for-9 for 78 yards. Ed Johnson was his favorite target hauling in three catches for 54 yards. Lucas Underwood converted six PAT's and Ed Johnson had six kickoff returns for 133 yards, averaging 22 yards a return. On defense, MC's Dylan Wolfenbarger tallied nine solo tackles with 13 total tackles. Jamie Owen and Zack Brown each added eight tackles.
The Scots will play their first home game of the season next weekend when they host Methodist University for MC's Homecoming. The USA South opener will begin at 2:00 on the Scots' legendary Honaker Field.


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Holographic Energy Medicine
Imagine being able to instruct your body's cells to perform specific tasks by sending a signal that stimulates acupuncture meridians. Miracle Balance is able to offer this breakthrough technology and bring it to market.
This holographic-technology is developed and manufactured in the form of adhesive discs about the size of a nickel. The possibilities are endless and offer a future of a host of different products which will improve our lives in a variety of ways.


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Member networks
One of the benefits of being part of the world's largest and fastest-growing accountancy body is being able to network with lots of like-minded professionals.
In this section you will find information about our local and international social media channels, as well as details of networking options in your local area.
"Member networks are a great way to get your voice heard."
International Women's Day
Find out how ACCA is marking International Women's Day, including interviews with inspirational women, events and an opinion piece from our chief executive, Helen Brand OBE.
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Apple Maps might be taking a panning in the western world, but according to users in China, the new mapping solution is far better than anything Google has produced there.
Blogger Anthony Drendel has written a comparison piece in relation to the two mapping systems and points out that users can zoom in much further, identify more points of interest and witness better labelling with Apple Maps.
Drendel also praises the fact that places are given both English names and Chinese characters in Apple Maps rather than in Google's offering that relies on English (often badly made) translations - as seen in these two screen grabs (Apple above, Google below).
According to Drendel, Google Maps - which like Apple Maps uses data from AutoNavi – suffered when users left some of China's major cities.
China has a population of more than 1.3 billion people and Apple remains one of its most popular brands. With over 100 million people worldwide already having updated to iOS 6, at least a fair proportion look to be well catered for in terms of mapping.


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FDA takes microsite back to 'Basics'
"We'd like to see this pull people into the process we have at FDA for developing policy," said principal deputy commissioner Joshua Sharfstein, who chairs the agency's Transparency Task Force. "This may be one avenue to catch people who ordinarily wouldn't be able to find the way to comment on something."FDA Basics (www.fda.gov/AboutFDA/Basics) will feature FAQs and Q&As about the agency, short videos explaining agency activities, conversations with agency personnel about their work and a series of monthly webinars by senior officials from different FDA centers starting this month. Topics to be covered include access to investigational drugs, the inspection process and safeguarding against BSE (mad cow disease).
It's the first of a three-phase transparency initiative launched by commissioner Margaret Hamburg last spring as part of the Obama administration's broader commitment to openness. Phase 2, which will deal with disclosure of sensitive information like clinical trials and postmarket surveillance data, will likely be completed by the end of February, Dr. Sharfstein said, and Phase 3, dealing with the agency's transparency to regulated industries, will probably wrap up "maybe a couple months after that."


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Air Canada's Electronic Boarding Pass is now Passbook enabled! Just check in on your mobile device, online or at an airport kiosk like you do today. If you're eligible for an Electronic Boarding Pass and are using an iPhone or iPod touch running iOS 6 you'll receive the Passbook version.
- Redesigned: We've updated the pass design so that the most important information is displayed on the front. To view the rest of the details on the back, just tap the information icon ("i"). Also, the new pass features Air Canada's signature branding and is personalized to reflect the cabin you're travelling in.
- Offline accessible: When you add an electronic boarding pass to Passbook, it downloads directly to your device so you no longer need a network connection to display it.
- Easy to add: If you check in from your iPhone or iPod touch, we'll display buttons at the end of your check-in. Just tap them to add your pass(es) to Passbook. If you choose to check in online or at an airport kiosk, we'll send you a link by e-mail or text message like we do today.
- Easy to access: There are 2 quick and easy ways to access your boarding pass.
- Open the Passbook app and select your pass from the stack.
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Chair's Columnby Vickie Yates Brown, Frost Brown Todd LLC, Louisville, KY
The Health Law Section held its 10 th anniversary Emerging Issues Conference (EMI) recently at the Disney Yacht Club Resort in Orlando, Florida. EMI was an overwhelming success. It is important to recognize and thank the Health Law Section staff and planning committee for a job well done. Their hard work, dedication, and attention to detail made this event an enjoyable, productive experience for all.
As is the tradition, the current chair of the Section delivers a Sate of the Section address at the conference. The address began by recognizing the attendees who have attended all 10 of the EMI conferences. In addition, present and past council members where recognized as well as the Section's very capable staff and winner of the law student writing competition, Lauren Nufford. My State of the Section comments are set out below.
The Health Law Section is a fairly young Section in the ABA; it is about 12 years old. Time has passed quickly, but close friendships have been established among those active in the Section. We have seen the markers indicated by the passage of time – we've celebrated births, children growing into adulthood and have even experienced the unexpected death of a dear friend and former chair of this Section.
Council hopes you take pride in your membership in the Section and its accomplishments. The Health Law Section is a special group. Remember – this is your section! I would now like to bring you up to date on its accomplishments, challenges and direction for the future.
INVOLVEMENT IN ESTABLISHING PUBLIC POLICY: I want to first address the issue of influencing Public Policy. This is one of the Sections' foremost evolving accomplishments – its credibility to affect health care policy. This did not just happen overnight. This is something that has been gradual, systematic and a reflection of the respect the section has built over the past 13 years. This credibility is due to a number of factors including the important work of the interest groups, such as preparing government submissions, planning and hosting cutting edge teleconferences and writing and publishing on advanced issues.
The Council has also established task forces to study and advise on certain discreet issues. These task forces are established for specific purposes and for finite periods of time. One of these is the Section's Access task force charged to study the issue of health care reform. This task force will interface with government and will work to influence ABA policy on the issue. The task force is also preparing a report and recommendation on anticipated elements of health care reform for submission at the ABA annual meeting. This task force is also working with and servings as a resource to the ABA's Access task force.
This Section has also established a sort of think tank group known as the section's Health Care Policy Task Force to identify, study and advise council on certain cutting-edge issues. This task force is currently working on topics in telemedicine and is preparing proposed policy for the ABA on issues surrounding "Direct to Consumer Genetic Testing" and Physician/Pharma Issues. Council anticipates that this task force will have reports and recommendations on these issues ready for debate at the annual ABA meeting in August.
These task force leaders, along with others in the Section, recently met in Washington DC for a government submissions meeting to coordinate our efforts and establish a plan. I think you will see the Section becoming even more active in responding to what government does. The IGs will be an integral part of this effort. We anticipate that efforts on health care reform will intensify soon now that the stimulus bill has been signed. The Section will continue to monitor and become more involved at appropriate points during this debate.
INTEREST GROUPS: Council will continue to examine whether the IGs should be reorganized, such as forming subcommittees within some of the IGs, updating names and purposes of some of the IGs and establishing new IGs. The IGs are so important to the success of the Section it is essential they remain relevant. Your thoughts and suggestions on this important topic would be greatly appreciated.
MEMBERSHIP: We track membership of all types of member classifications, including health care attorneys, associates, and law students. Membership appears to be stabilizing and in fact membership of health care attorneys and law students is trending up.
PROGRAMMING: The Section has held two live programs since August – Washington Healthcare Summit and EMI. Both programs have been successful. Washington Healthcare Summit has become a solid conference as an opportunity to visit contacts on the Hill who are working on issues important to Health Lawyers. The Washington Healthcare Summit has proven to be an effective venue for the section to establish credibility in the area of Health Care Policy –making the summit popular with government attorneys who attend and speak at the conference.
The success of our live programs allows us to make the teleconferences available to you at affordable rates. The Teleconference Fundamentals Series has been extremely well received. Council will be considering additional program options such as providing programming through videos, iPods or other special conferencing capabilities.
PUBLICATIONS: Publications are going well. The Section just finished its newest publication on patient safety organizations. The Section is also considering increasing its publications by publishing white papers on particular issues.
We are very proud of the Health Lawyer and it continues to be one of the best scholarly resources on timely issues for health Lawyers. We also appreciate the Interest Group monthly contributions to the E-Source.
PUBLIC SERVICE: Our Section continues to place importance on public service. The Section continues its efforts to train attorneys to represent breast cancer patients through its breast cancer initiative and it also continues to work with the CDC on the Expedited Partners Initiative. This program is getting a lot of positive feedback and results many states are inquiring about how to set up such programs. This imitative was discussed in more detail during one of the presentations at EMI.
FINANCES: We have challenges in these tough economic times, but Council is committed to maintaining member services in spite of the downturn in the economy. The Council finance committee will continue to monitor this closely.
Remember: This is your section. Attending EMI is a great opportunity to identify ways to get involved in the Section. EMI is essentially our Section membership's annual meeting and educational program. Section leadership is here and accessible, including Council and IG leaders. I want to encourage each of you to get involved with your Section. There is a lot to do and Council needs your help.
I also want you to know that it has been a privilege for me to serve as your Section chair. I began my remarks by noting the success of the Section and that one of the benefits of Section involvement has been the friendships which have established through the years. The Section offers this "Recipe for Success":
No baking, steaming, or stewing needed. Season with the spice of life. Serve in generous portions topped with kindness and respect.
I think that sums up our Section's Recipe for Success and is the reason the State of the Section is positive, even during these difficult economic times.
The ABA Health eSource is distributed automatically to members of the ABA Health Law Section . Please feel free to forward it! Non-members may also sign up to receive the ABA Health eSource.


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Culture Corner
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The Cathedral and Archivo de Indias building at night
What's Sevilla Like?
Sevilla is a city of life and color. From its narrow winding streets full of shade to its bustling cosmopolitan center, Sevilla has something for everyone. This city is the largest in Andalusia and is growing rapidly, as evidenced by the recently finished subway system.
Like most Spanish cities, Sevilla is divided into neighborhoods that are distinct and varied in feel. The Cathedral, the third largest in the world, is the main centerpiece of the city and draws thousands of tourists each year. As a student, you can experience all of the typical elements of Spain in Sevilla such as flamenco shows, bullfights, tapas and sangria.
To get an idea of Sevilla's Moorish, Jewish, and Christian past, be sure to visit the Alcázar and Judería of the Santa Cruz neighborhood. Nearby, the Universidad de Sevilla keeps the city alive and current with cultural events and symposiums. Visitors can take a leisurely stroll in the Plaza de España or a short siesta in María Luisa Park after the hearty lunch meal.
Finally, the nightlife in Sevilla is unparalleled. Inhabitants of all ages enjoy each other's company until very late by American standards. No matter how you decide to spend your time here, you'll surely fall in love with this gem of the south.
Region and Population
Sevilla is the capital of Andalusia and of the province of Sevilla. It is located in the South of Spain on the plain of the Guadalquivir River.
The population of Sevilla proper is approximately 700,000 but the population of the greater Sevilla area is well over 1,000,000, making Sevilla the forth largest metropolitan area in Spain.
Sevilla has a Mediterranean climate and is one of the warmest cities in Spain. The winters are mild and the summers are sunny and very warm.
Average highs and lows (degrees Fahrenheit) and rainfall (inches) in Sevilla:
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Dairy Farmers Are Lobbying for More Money
Florida's dairy farmers are losing an average of more than $700,000 a year. It's a $99-million problem statewide.
|Florida's Dairy Industry
» Has 140 dairy farms statewide, down from 288 in 1992
» Ranks 19th in the U.S. for total milk production
» Produces 2.1 billion pounds of milk annually
» Employs 2,000 directly
"It has just been such a roller-coaster ride," says Joe Wright, a farmer in Avon Park who serves as president of the milk marketing cooperative Southeast Milk. Three years ago, Wright recalls, dairy farmers were paying record prices for grain to feed their cows, but they were also earning record prices for milk thanks to strong demand. "When the recession hit, demand went away and milk prices went down, but we're still stuck with high input costs."
While all farmers are susceptible to dips in the economy, dairy farmers face a particularly tough predicament because unlike grain farmers, who can store the grain in a silo and wait for better prices, dairy farmers have a product that spoils rapidly. Moreover, dairy cows can't be turned off with a switch. They continue producing milk whether the farmer can sell it at a profit or not.
Most Florida dairy farms sell their milk for an average of about $1.41 a gallon but face production costs of $1.74 a gallon, according to the Senate report. Just two years ago, when production costs were $1.84 a gallon and the price of milk was $1.88 per gallon, the typical Florida Dairy farm was making a profit of about $529,000.
The tight credit market is also putting a squeeze on the industry as farmers burn through cash to maintain herds that can't be downsized quickly. Wright says he's aware of some farmers who have been unable to get bank credit, but says feed suppliers have been working with some farms, giving them 60 or 90 days to pay instead of the usual 30.
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With economists predicting only a gradual recovery for milk producers, lawmakers are stepping in to try to help the foundering industry.
Congress recently approved a $350-million emergency aid package for dairy farmers. While $290 million will go directly to dairy farmers, the federal government will use $60 million to buy surplus cheese and dairy products —?but the legislation does not say specifically how the $290 million will be allocated. That is being left up to the Department of Agriculture.
Bailouts aside, there are several steps state lawmakers could also take to help Florida's dairy farms.
For instance, the Legislature could require government institutions in the state to purchase a certain percentage of milk from Florida dairy farmers. The state could also create tax incentives to help farmers who are expanding or updating their facilities or building new farms.
As lawmakers mull their options, the dairy industry is trying to drive up demand for milk through various marketing and partnership initiatives.
Dairy Farmers Inc., Florida's milk promotion organization, recently teamed up with Dairy Management Inc., its national counterpart, to create partnerships with companies such as McDonald's and Domino's Pizza in order to sell more dairy products. The dairy groups supported McDonald's launch of a new line of McCafe coffee drinks, which are close to 80% milk, and they were a driving force behind Domino's development of a new "American Legends" line of pizza, which contains 40% more cheese than a traditional Domino's pizza.
The DFI has also been working with Florida processors and retailers to develop new locations in stores where milk is sold. "You will start seeing milk in places such as the deli counter and coolers in the front of stores," Matt Lussier, an Alachua County dairy farmer and president of DFI, wrote in the a recent issue of DFInsider, the group's official newsletter.
Some farmers have come up with their own ways to deal with the crisis.
The Dairy Farmers marketing organization has been stepping up partnerships to create more demand.
Karen Dakin says the cash flow from these new products and activities hasn't canceled out the $200,000 to $300,000 revenue drop caused by lower milk prices but says every little bit helps. "Before you know it, you start to generate an income that is noteworthy — that does counterbalance some of these down times."


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Really nice ambient music, like nothing else you've ever heard. If you like music with a lot of interesting layers, textures and exotic instruments I think you'll really love this album.
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Reviewer: Jeannie Maple City Michigan USA
This CD has a nice feeling to it, its like modern Native American music but doesn't sound as cliche as the other cds I've heard from other Native American artists. I am not Native American and not sure what he is saying, but I like the feeling of the music. It sort of feels like I'm out in nature dancing when I listen to it, which is nice because I live in the city.
Find your Soul Blessings with these rich layered rhythms, authentic yet soothing Native American chants, flute, guitar and fretless bass. Percussion sounds and bird whistles are from Tony's extensive collection of rare instruments. Tony is a known and internationally respected Navajo teacher, musician and healer. The production style of Liv Singh Khalsa (Crimson Series) adds powerful arrangements and beautiful sonic textures.
1. Traveling Home 6:46 The pure, innocent and beautiful child within us is always there to welcome us home.
2. Soul Blessings 6:29 Our life is a beautiful tapestry of the many blessings carefully woven together for us by the Master Weaver of life.
3. Eagle's Dance 5:22 For many Native Americans, the Eagle represents a messenger that travels between the spiritual and earthly realms. His ability to soar into the Heavens provides us with a way for our prayers to be carried to the Spirit.
4. Daydreams 11:54 Our visions and dreams are valuable ways to access wisdom from the past, present and future to help us live today. When this wisdom from the subconscious merges with our conscious thought, our daydreams can become reality.
5. Boy Dancer 6:58 If we continue to practice the playfulness and laughter of childhood, we remain young at heart.
6. Full Moon Boogie 7:48 When we combine the power of the drum, the grounding of Mother Earth and the strength of the full moon, we have a "Full Moon Boogie."
7. Yei-Shango 8:24 In the Dine culture, "Yei" represents the "Holy People" who prescribe powerful designs and symbols used for healing ceremonies. In the Afro-Cuban drum tradition, "Shango" is one of their "Holy People" connected to the drum which, like thunder, is the voice of God heard and felt deeply in our hearts.
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Native American Flutes, Bird Whistles, Vocal Chants and Hand Percussion
Liv S Khalsa:
Keyboards, Digital Percussion and Drum Kits
Mike King:
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Ric Flauding:
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Organ
Songs written, produced and arranged by Liv S Khalsa & Tony Redhouse
Tony Redhouse is not just your ordinary speaker. Imagine colorful and mesmerizing Native American Dance, Stories, Music and audience participation in a dynamic speaking program. This is not a stoic history lesson or a worn out lecture on the plight of the American Indian. What you will get with Tony Redhouse is something personal, positive, thought provoking and even magical.
Tony is one of the few Native entertainers today, who has successfully bridged the gap between cultures, social groups, races and ages. Tony has also founded his own style of yoga, Native American Yoga along with new spiritual interactive workshops, talking circles and meditative music. Mr. Redhouse has several music CDs out, and is a Grammy nominated artist.
Mr. Redhouse brings healing in the form of Dance, Storytelling, Music and motivational speaking.
Tony Redhouse has served as a Native American Traditional Consultant for HIV/AIDS, substance abuse recovery and Red Road Youth Groups. He is the recipient of several Native American Music Awards, and is a Kennedy Center Approved Artist. Tony has acted as Keynote Speaker for U.S. Governmental Conferences in Washington D.C. and for organizations Nationwide.
Today, Tony Redhouse acts as not only a performer, but as a Native American traditional consultant, teaching seminars in Native American culture, spirituality and arts/crafts to children and adults. Tony has written and developed a culturally based curriculum for all ages that incorporates Native spirituality as a solution to drug, alcohol and gang related issues, using storytelling and dance. This format parlayed into professional speaking, where Tony now uses traditional and contemporary Native themes along with humor to motivate and inspire corporate audiences in a whole new way.
Over the years, Tony has acted as Cultural Consultant for Title IV Indian Education, and held position of Art Therapist/Director at Indian Rehabilitation Inc., using Native Art and spirituality in a residential treatment program for substance abuse. He also served as Traditional Practitioner and Coordinator for the Native American Community Health Center's HIV/Aids program, Behavioral Health Departments, and Red Road Youth where he facilitated talking circles and Native American traditional sessions.
TONY REDHOUSE - SOLO MUSIC Tony Redhouse, (Navajo) is an accomplished World-Beat percussionist. During Tony's youth, he was exposed to Afro-Cuban, Latin Rock and urban soul style drumming in the San Francisco Bay area, and continued to pursue other African based rhythms which he later fused with Jazz.
Today, Tony combines his ethnic style percussion with Native American flutists and musicians during concerts and in the recording studio, to create a colorful blend of musical textures. The power of the drum to unite all people is expressed by Tony as he weaves the sounds of indigenous instruments & rhythms to his contemporary style of drumming. During his solo performances, Tony plays Native Flute and percussion instruments from around the world. As a musician, dancer and artist, Tony promotes the arts as a vehicle to bring the message of balance & harmony.
He has recorded with his siblings, "The Redhouse Family Jazz Ensemble", on the Canyon Records label CD titled "Urban Indian". Tony can also be heard on other CDs with Native artists Darryl Tonemah on the "Ghosts of St. Augustine", with Robert Tree Cody on "Maze". and "Native Flamenco", the latter which fuses fiery Latin percussion with traditional flamenco guitar and Native American flute. Tony is currently working on several solo CD projects, and plays locally as a guest percussionist with such groups as Maruma (Rock) and The CPR Orchestra, a high energy Latin/Salsa group.
UK Convention, Princess Ann Reception, Phoenix, AZ Arizona Family Fun Fest, WB61 & Channel 3 KTVK, Phoenix, AZ Special Performances, Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ
Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association, Phoenix, AZ National Conference on Peacemaking & Conflict Resolution, Phoenix, AZ Arizona Speakers Association (ASA) Showcase, Tempe, AZ Phoenix Art Museum, Festival of the West, Phoenix, AZ Israel's Children's Center Dinner Banquet, Phoenix, AZ Teachers Assistants Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ Eastern Arizona College, Thatcher, AZ Frontier in American Culture, Scottsdale Civic Center Library, Scottsdale, AZ Multi-Cultural Youth Arts Festival ASU, Tempe, AZ
Chemawa Indian Boarding School, Salem OR Hualapai Tribe, Peach Springs, AZ Havasupai Tribe, Grand Canyon, AZ Indian Rehabilitation Inc. (Native Connections), Phoenix, AZ Sherman Indian Boarding School, Riverside, CA NACHC, Traditional Consultant, HIV/Aids Phoenix, AZ NACHC, Traditional Consultant, Behavioral Health Substance Abuse, Phoenix, AZ NACHC, Red Road Youth Support Groups, Phoenix, AZ TV & FILM CREDITS
Channel 10 KSAZ - FOX, Phoenix, AZ Channel 3 KTVK, "Good Morning Arizona", Phoenix, AZ Channel 15 KNSV, Phoenix AZ Channel 8, Showcase Native American Artists, Phoenix, AZ Documentary on Native American Substance Abuse, "Dancing on the Battleground" MUSIC RECORDING CREDITS - National Releases
"Journey to the Four Winds" - Tony Redhouse solo CD (Flute, Drum & Chant) "Urban Indian" by Redhouse Family Jazz Ensemble (Conga Drums, Percussion & Vocals) "Native Flamenco" by Romero, Cody, Redhouse (Conga Drums, Afro-Cuban Percussion) "To Heaven and Beyond" Peace Family Band (Spirit Voyage Music) 2000 "Carry Us Home" Peace Family Band (Spirit Voyage Music) 2001 "Reunion" Peace Family Band (Spirit Voyage Music) 2000 "Chicano Power Revival" CPR Orchestra (Rrrr Music) 2002 "Narayan" Dev Suroop Kaur" 2000 "One in Goddess" Antion Vikram Singh (Ant-E! Music) 2002 "Maze" by Cody, Wallace, Redhouse (World Beat Percussion) Grammy Nominated "Ghosts of St. Augustine" by Tonemah (Latin Percussion) MUSIC PERFORMANCE CREDITS
Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino - KYOT "Jazz Series" El Pedregal's "Music by Moonlight" Concert Series, Scottsdale, AZ Native American Music Festival, Tsaille, AZ "Beyond Beads & Feathers", Pueblo Grande Museum, Phoenix, AZ "Voices of the Flute", Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Scottsdale, AZ Native American Song & Dance, Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Scottsdale, AZ Special Performances, Heard Museum, Phoenix, AZ Native American Music Concert, University of Nebraska WRITING CREDITS
Culturally Based Native American Art & Culture Curriculum (Currently in production)
Arizona Commission on the Arts Residency Roster - Kennedy Center Approved Artist Arizona Speakers AssociationPercussive Arts SocietyPhoenix & Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau
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The Mentalist Review: Poker Anyone?Christine Orlando at . Comments
There seems to be a poker theme in The Mentalist season 5 - and "Red in Tooth and Claw" kept it going. With this many bluffs and turns, who needs Red John... or is it all just a metaphor for the game the infamous serial killer has been playing with Patrick Jane?
There were so many wonderfully funny and mildly flirty moments tonight that I hope I remember them all.
First, who would have guessed that Lisbon would pass out over flesh eating bugs? She's probably witnessed hundreds of dead bodies in various stages of decomposition but the bugs were particularly gross. The best part was the Patrick went to catch her as she fell. I don't think he even saw that one coming.
Jane did a great job of dissecting the subconscious of the scientists based on what they chose to study. As he told the doctor in one of many great The Mentalist quotes…
Nobody picks what they dedicate their life to by accident. It says something. | permalink
From the dark thoughts of primates to the tenaciousness of the woodpecker to... moths? Deciding to spend your life studying moths should have been a dead giveaway but then again I've always been annoyed by those particular flying creatures.
Paul killed LInda over a moth. Yes, I know it was about his career and losing his job and blah, blah, blah, but he stabbed a women in the neck to steal her moth! That's simply pathetic.
Linda's colleagues were all out for themselves. Megan enjoyed watching her pain, Paul was insanely jealous of her success and Sonya was only happy about Linda's successes because she felt it made her look good. Linda worked with some really horrific human beings.
I've always loved it when Jane visits his memory palace and this was no exception. It's one of those quirky Janeisms that I've grown to enjoy.
I also loved that Jane brought everyone gifts from the museum shop, but did he bring something back for Lisbon? The gifts sparked one of the funniest conversations between Rigsby and Cho that we've ever witnessed.
Rigsby: How can you like Triceratops more than T-Rex?
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And it only got better with Cho calling out Rigsby on his feelings for Grace. Cowards don't get to say goodbye when they want. If Rigsby wants the girl it's time to man up. Of course the best he could do in that moment was watch Cho walk away and mutter…
Rigsby: You date pregnant hookers and your dinosaur eats grass. | permalink
I couldn't stop laughing.
Even with all of that, the best was yet to come. I found it ironic that Jane put on his white hat and rode to the rescue to get Bertram to authorize the funding for Grace's White Hat training. He's always had a soft spot for her.
Then Jane used his wedding ring to ward off the doctor's advances and it's not the first time he's done that. I suppose keeping that ring on comes in handy from time to time.
Of course, the best scene of the night was having Jane challenge Lisbon to some poker using gummy dinosaurs. Any fans of Castle would remember a similar scene from season one, but it's taken Jane and Lisbon to season five to get to that level of flirting although it makes it no less fun to watch.
Here's to more funny, flirty episodes of The Mentalist in our near future.
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.


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Shire launches ADHD tech challenge
Taking a page from Sanofi, Shire is preparing to launch a developer challenge "to create technology driven solutions that aid individuals with ADHD during the transition from adolescence into adulthood."
The company's two-stage Shire ADHD Transitions Challenge will shower $150,000 in awards on eight teams of developers. The overall winner will take home $100,000 and score two tickets to the Fall 2013 Health 2.0 conference, where their win will be announced.
Judges will be looking for tools that help ADHD patients manage transitions – such as those from high school to the less-structured environment of college life, or from college to the workforce – as well as addressing everyday organizational and life management challenges and encouraging medication adherence. For the first phase of the challenge (submissions are due by March 17), teams will submit a five-page plan. In the second phase, five finalist teams will execute on their plans.
A 2007 survey suggests that almost 10% of US children and 4.4% of adults are affected by ADHD, for which Shire markets Adderall XR, Intuniv and Vyvanse.
Shire's contest is reminiscent of Sanofi's Data Design Diabetes and Collaborate | Activate challenges, for technology to help diabetes patients and patient advocacy groups, respectively.